Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-12-28
THE STRIKE ENDED.
THE HEADING RAILRoAn-MTE RETURN
TO WORK.
RGoieing in Philadelphia and Slse-
Thsrs-what the superintendent
Of tae Road Says

Of tae Road Says
lBy Telegraph 20 tho Dispa,cN.l
Pr1rADrLrWA. December 27.-The
yvo,utive Committee of the Reading
railroad EMPLOYEES Assembly early this
morning. after - secret session which
lasted several hours decided 70 lift the
Great strike on thc Reading system pend
Inc arbitration with the company. The
fvo crews over whom the trouble oripi-
rsied arc Co he supported in the mean
-nc ly financial aid from the employees.
md. decision Was reached after a con-
fr.acc With Superintendent Sweigsrd az
1-s o0cc last night The cOnmitt&e
n.. r,tur9cd 90 their meeting plaSAin
r 6cauoud. and after several ,Aoa,s'
,lou decided to submit TAR case
tmlraton. In the afternoon tia mo-
t- Mi been carried to prol,Zse arbjtra.
te o. the o.acials NJ; Weigard met
ST.. committee gracious, and assured
t.n tla' snca plan y6uld he entirely
able i' iAe h''i Hg railroad. Thore
vs-e present fourt[n members Of the
committee, .nprs (enting al sections
O. t.t road. fhe decision OF the
hr..t> n Is, ain Yesterday not to
,uso.> >nNp fed 10 lave hal some in
-..,. ,,Ia Ae o,,t,, of tbo hoorj
....t t.. knr,ittcs said this norn;re,.
t,, <DZ3 t,gt II wonld he far bettcr
N M five king crows tbeiry,aces
AZ M9n ir,nqr8i1c So many intc-
VA st Tins .1ty Mr. Sv.cicsr1 has
,ays treated as squarelv. and we feel
t.tst We can trust him. All side issues
v me SINK. and ONLY the main point in
Gid. .-,,ute viii he armtratcd up5n. We
n... not vet arrecl upon the time or
method O.. arbitration. That viii he
..-'.ista conference If both sides. but
SIS speedily as possible. We have sent
+... .-r.rn, t0 all our assemblies to resume
..,. 81. once We feel that the pubGc
-.tr...lara ,-,r decision, wiSe. as eciollv
..r.. tr. c,fv mil be so seriously ai-
.-.1 ~ t1a f.r,Srrt tino We don't
......,,,.,, 5-.,- 5,.r,ulfv i'm scttline, tine
-..-..r
all TRAINS era moving an the Reading
railroad this morning and no further
+-.ffe is rr.ripstcI. Nfarlv all the
.r-rl,v,.s r,parted for duty uromptv
o. ,'I.ck nj the vsrions dfp9t- ana
f-s,-r-.ysrls as Wei SIS those ,mrloved
- +t. '..1-vhqrves ~ Port Piclnond
H.. v.-. NJ rro,iro col trims ami
.-.-.. r.,-,r., c.,l iron, tho oars n VS.
,-... .i.-' 49, W. ~ ono. IN ami
-.-. ms Va-v I+t1a eyi7er,o of the
,.-.st strike which for the mast few davs
is. threatened o. rlralyze the business
o, +ha R,el,r.. railroad system. Oulte "a
.Yr.bar of H.. e,,.,.loveas in the various
-0' 40 .'', 80
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s,''e tlA' '-,'e nave PeiA'ls oe'n 'yle-
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business VIII soon DC ""IA-u Z, a. ua l'';
yas' LesIt from i'ei,'lA-' an J., IL '''''
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erll once. Oh lne he",--7 i''i'IU''
tcml ANY -h ms cl'F "l ' Cd N-DcA .-'-'
morn ana tiefe ives great iejOi'lh5
al along ne company Hnt0 Iu c"Iao-
ou.lcc. 10 g believed tAa, t-e aciloh oil
t-- convention ol inc eApi'E ee9 III t-''a
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